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News

Location

Frederick, Maryland, United States of America

Date

Jan 27, 1938

Page

6

WPA work told club members

The Frederick Rotary Club heard Mrs. Woodward describe WPA achievements and aims at a Francis Secor Key Hotel meeting. She cited economic, health, and social benefits, noting food programs, housing, and public works funded with federal wages and local materials, plus nursing and historic projects.

Works Progress WPA Frederick Service Ward Onal Strator Relef Rotary Club Francis Secor Key Hotel Zonta Kiwanis and Lions Clubs Woodward Mr. Hopkins Harry L. Hopkins Turing Maryland Fred W. Springer WFMD Fred W_ Springer Joseps HL Appie John A. Shires WD Biser Abram Hemel Muilendore Hagerstown Roger B. Wolfe Sam C. Roval L. Wilson Kiwanis Cid Zonta Club Marr Cason Helen Smith Michael E. Pue Muss Miriam Apple Florence Garner Helen Jane Woodley Harry E. Carty Hal Lee T. Ol Mary Ott Yohn A. Shires The Rotarians

Labor union split bids and peace plan spark convention row

In Washington on January 26 John L. Lewis proposed that C I O unions join the AFL or join the CIO as they stand to end labor strife. William Green labeled the peace plan as the same rejected proposal, warning it would not achieve peace.

Washington American Federation of Labor John L. Lewis GC. IO A. F of L United Mine Workers Convention Lewis Roosevelt Miami Fla William Green American Generation of Labor John L. le L. L Green

Divorce Granted to Mrs Culbertson in Reno Trial

Mrs Josephine Culbertson a bridge expert was granted a divorce from her husband Ely in a private Reno trial on January 26. She cited extreme mental cruelty and testified in a brief proceeding with few details available.

Reno Josephine Culbertson Pridge Ely Whade Pudit

Answers to Cranium Crackers features a mix of trivia

The column lists several historical trivia items including Cleopatra obelisks in London and New York, British prime ministers since 1814, Manley G Hudson as a World Court judge, Rome's Catacombs as early Christian sepulchers, and paper quantities noting a ream of 430 sheets.

Tinopolis Alexandria Egypt Thames Embankment London Central Park New York Britain David Lloyd George Andrew Bonar Law Stanley Bala Ramsay MacDonald Nevi Chamberlain Manley G. Hudson United States World Court Rome

Canal Mosquito Breeding Dispute Over District Canal

Washington health chief Ruhland and House Appropriations Subcommittee Chairman Collins clashed in hearings on the District supply bill over whether the old C and O Canal is being kept free of mosquitoes. Ruhland cited divided authority as hindering action while Collins pressed that the canal is a breeding site and questioned if inspectors had noticed it.

Washington George C. Ruhland Collins House Appropriations Subcommittee Georgetown Mr. Collins Dr. Ruhland Public Health Service Health Department

Surprise Rudy Boom Shocks Maryland GOP Nomination

Walter R. Rudy of Mr. Airy, Maryland Commissioner of Motor Vehicles and Carroll county Republican leader, triggers a GOP gubernatorial boom. Governor Nice says Rudy is not an ingrate as party leaders and minor figures seek an inside story while Rudy plans a formal statement after a Saturday committee visit.

Baltimore Walter R. Rudy Airy Harry W, Nice Walker Rudy Rudy Carroll County That

Episcopal convention weighs women voting for vestrymen

Delegates at the 154th Mary and Diocese of the Episcopal Church convention voted to let women vote for vestrymen but sent the matter to a committee for final study. The session also approved consolidating diocese trust funds and noted other clergy and lay reactions to church canons on marriage and divorce.

Baltimore Maryand Epscopal Church Irnante Episcopal Church Edward T. Helfenssein Diocese of Maryland Louie University Parkway St. Paul Street

Filibuster Victory Claimed By Senators

Washington January 26 Jubilant Southern senators claimed victory in their bid to block the anti lynching bill They argued they could defeat a motion to limit debate and warned the measure might be forgotten as other legislation piles up Senators said two thirds would be hard to reach for debate limits and that the fight could last months

Washington Senate

Peacetime Naval Bill Largest In History

The Senate considers the largest peacetime naval appropriation in history at 349,227,842 dollars for next fiscal year. The bill includes about 140 million for warship replacements and exceeds the previous peace-time record by 32,694,534 dollars, advancing amid antilynching filibuster maneuvers.

Washington Senate

Answers to I Q Questions on Political Topics

The responses cover Mme. Chiang Kai-shek as China’s air force director, a currency stability failure, a list of justices named Hughes McReynolds Brandeis Butler Stone Roberts Cardozo Black, a proposal for amendments to be voted in all future elections upon two thirds state approval, and Ulster as a geographic reference.

Mme Chiang Kai-shek China Hughes McReynolds Brandeis Butler, Stone, Roberts Cardozo Black Ulster

Hancock Bridge Bids Readvertised After Rejection

Baltimore reports new bids on the Hancock bridge project, initially opened weeks ago, were readvertised after consulting the U.S. Bureau of Public Roads. The $700,000 construction project bids will be accepted until February 18, with State Roads Commission noting Milan, Italy, has a higher average temperature in the south.

U. S. Bureau of Public Roads Baltimore Hancock Fleeland Milan Itaty

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